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... please provide a sample with the numbers you are trying to display? Also please let us know the FWH version you are using. You need to use "Segoe UI Symbol" font in Windows 8.1/10 or "Segoe MDL2 Assets" font for Windows 10 Meanwhile please see fwh\samples\uisymbol.prg which ...

... image formats also. If the file can not be read as an image, the file's application icon is read. In addition, we can also use FW_ShapesArray or Segoe/Wingding symbol asc values. The function returns an array with relevant information about the image data. The first element can be GDI+ pImage ...

... ) uSource: Can be (a) any file on disk (b) internet address of an image, (c) Resource Name, (d) FWShapes array, (e) utf8asc value of a symbol in Segoe UI symbol/Segoe Assets fonts/Windings fonts or (d) pImage/hBitmap/hIcon Images BMP,ICO,PNG,GIF,JPG,TIF,EMF,WMF are read as images without feeimage.dll. ...

... USE Staatzu DBEVAL( { || AAdd( aItems, FIELD->staat ) } ) CLOSE Staatzu cItem := aItems[ 1 ] DEFINE FONT oFont NAME "Segoe UI" SIZE 0,-16 DEFINE DIALOG oDlg ; SIZE 800, 600 ; PIXEL ; FONT oFont @ 70,120 COMBOBOX oCbx VAR cItem SIZE 200,400 PIXEL OF oDlg ; ITEMS ...

... may be set to .T. and specific gets may be enabled for Unicode by specifying CHRGRP CHR_ANY/CHR_WIDE. * New: BtnBmp: We can now use Segoe MDL2 Assets fonts, Segoe UI Symbol fonts or WingDing fonts as bitmaps. Usage: DEFINE BUTTON OF oBar FILE/RESOURCE nChr <other clauses> @ ...

We know the fonts "Segoe MDL2 Assets" on Windows 10, "Segoe UI Symbol" on Windows 8 onwards and "WingDings" on all versions of Windows provide images. Using these fonts in the place of bitmaps on Buttons ...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:But if you run the software on windows8 or win10, the default font is Segoe UI. What are you doing?

Almost all my dialogs are from resources so they use the font defined there.

EMG

Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:Sorry, I have no advice. I'm still using MS Sans Serif.

EMG

But if you run the software on windows8 or win10, the default font is Segoe UI. What are you doing?

Somewhat off-topic: I personally like Segoe UI but unfortunately it is slightly wider than MS Sans Serif. So dialogs have to be redesigned (or at least, all checked - anyway, not so easy). EMG Yes. Not so easy. In fact, while testing the above ...

Somewhat off-topic: I personally like Segoe UI but unfortunately it is slightly wider than MS Sans Serif. So dialogs have to be redesigned (or at least, all checked - anyway, not so easy).

EMG

If it is Segoe UI, I will check my windows settings.

Yes, it is Segoe UI.
But what is the difference? Both fonts show Turkish characters correctly.

If you have a personal preference for MS Sans Serif, that is upto you.

... are right. It appears that the characters are shown correctly. Can you double click on xbrowse please. I want to see the oFont:cFaceName. If it is Segoe UI, I will check my windows settings. Temporarily I have solved my problem by changing GetSysFont() in getsysin.prg Thanks for your help. What ...

Yes you are right. It appears that the characters are shown correctly.
Can you double click on xbrowse please. I want to see the oFont:cFaceName.
If it is Segoe UI, I will check my windows settings.
Temporarily I have solved my problem by changing GetSysFont() in getsysin.prg
Thanks for your help.

I tried this program on Windows 10.
This is the result with Segoe UI font



It appears the Turkish characters are shown correctly

This is the change made in FWH 16.07 Extract from whatsnew.txt * Enhancement: function GetSysFont() now returns "Segoe UI" if Windows 10 or 8 is being used: http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=193067 thanks to James! With this change Segoe UI is used as sysfont ...